Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-04
this writing is st police headquarters,
where it will be carefully examined"

where 1t will be carefully examined"
NOT BRAVE ENOUGH TO EXAMINE IT.
| Specisl to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-LATRR-At y
O'Clock tonight the box was lying on the
desk Of the sergeant Of police headquar-
tiers, the same as that given by Justice
and Mrs. Waite, with the exception that
the powder in the tube is black instead OF
white. The police are inclined to take
Justice Waite's view of the case, and
think it is hoax. At the same time none
of them have been brave enough to give
it more than cursory examination. II
will be more fully examined by experts
tomorrow.
VISITING THE DOOMED ANARCSISTS.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 3.-As soon as the
news from Washington WAS circulated
through the city Their WAS rush to see
! theicondemned men before it was too late.
They entered the Sheriff's Office in droves,
but the latch string had been Withdrawn.
There was loud and long expostulations,
but the deputy who guarded the way to
the Jail was as obdurate as the prison
walls. Friends Of the doomed men bear
ing baskets of delicaCies for them begged
for an entrance, but only the rela-
tives gained entrance. Sheriff Ms
son said: 81 don't want to make
any fuss about it, but the visits of other
anarchists have got to stop. Henceforth
the doomed men will not be allowed to
have any more recreation hours. Per
sonally would like to grant them all the
'avors could, but don't think it would
be wise to do so. don't want these
men 20 cheat the galIows by killing them
selves. Their friends might give them
daggers or poison, and although | know
that if they should want to kill them
selves we would be powerless to prevent
it, still would not like 70 have it said II
had attended to my duty the suicides
might have been prevented"
Among those admitted were Mrs. Engle
| She brought basket OF toothsome edi-
bles for her husband. Jailer Folz took
chair from the office and carrie
it to the cage for her
Lingg's aunt and young lsdy
and one of his fair admirers came next
They were ell down cast, with the trace
OF tears on their faces, but they had moi
been talking to the reckless bombmskel
FIVE minutes before they were all laugh
| ing, and their mirth sounded strangely il
contrast with their surroundings. Franz
Reilfeldt of the Arbeiter Zeitung accom-
panied by s reporter for the same papel
came next. Shortly after Spies two
brothers were admitted, and they were
followed by their mother, who seemed Il
FEEL HER SORROW DEEPLY.
Mrs. Parsons and her two children
came, snd with them lady who is inter
ested in the work OF amnesty. AL o
the prisoners had the resemblance g
least OF positively cheerful spirits.
significant incident of the day had il
weight at police headquarters. The no
ment the decision Was received al OF IN
detectives dispersed quickly. they wen
70 pisces assigned them. It is know
that for some days the men have had in
structions to act IS soon IS the decisio
Yves received. eve will not be CgugE
mapping" was all the officers would sSy
Besides the regular force OF detective
the department has been reinforced fro1
outlying stations. Just whist precaution
have been taken to prevent any outbrea
the oficials decline to say. The Curlcu
people of Chicago IS we'll as Of outsid
points are beginning the request fc
tickets to get in the jail on the 18th ins
Letters requesting sdmittsnce to the ia
on that day are being received daily
great numbers.
THE GOVERNOR EATS NOTHING.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. 3.-Tnere
nothing 10 be said as to the pr0bab